Sentence examples for sketchily presented from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gao left the caves in 1972, but his life since then is only sketchily presented.

The "work" in this film is rather sketchily presented: vaguely lathing or sanding (or something) in a factory, or doing BR station announcements or flogging life insurance.

One of his major villains is the International Monetary Fund, whose narrow America-centered view of developement is, in Mr. Johnson's jaundiced view, responsible for economic hardship around the world, and this view, though sketchily presented, merits a hearing.

But he also took the opportunity to give a more detailed and thorough presentation of a general theory of the state that is only sketchily present in the Ethics.

Andrew's domestic relationship with Miguel Antonio Banderass) is presented so sketchily that it barely seems real.

I am now 27 years of age and, upon completing my university studies (employed as an assistant in experimental physics at the Budapest Polytechnic), I immediately began to think in this direction, which in the enclosed study is presented all too sketchily still, even though my speculations date back albeit with some interrup- tions more than 2 years.

In the sixth-grade books, Palestinian history is presented not in linear narrative form but sketchily.

Mr. Bowden must present 66 original hostages; their families; their sketchily described student captors; the Carter White House's back channel (and, Mr. Bowden thinks, underappreciated) diplomatic efforts to free them; the new military unit called Delta Force and its more openly aggressive strategy; and Iranian government officials.

if using a pen to trace, try to avoid moving it "sketchily", as that does not give a clean finish.

For now, it's an only sketchily successful transfer from small screen to stage.

They show little sign of engaging with the ideas they sketchily report.